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Military and Veteran Services FAQs

Where is the Military and Veterans Success Center located?

The Military and Veterans Success Center is located on the first floor of the Elliott
Union, room 117. There is visitor parking across the street, south of the Union, on
Clark Street, as well as nearby student parking lots. For assistance with driving
or parking directions, please contact the office.

What chapter am I?

Below is a basic list outlining for which benefit you would qualify for based on your
service.

Chapter 30: You were, or are, active duty and have completed the initial obligation
period of at least two years.

Chapter 31: You are a veteran who has a service-connected disability of at least 10
percent or more.

Chapter 33: You are a veteran that has qualified for either Chapter 30 or Chapter
1607 benefits, or you are the dependent of a veteran who has qualified for either
Chapter 30 or Chapter 1607 benefits and they have transferred their benefits to you.

Chapter 35: You are the dependent of a veteran who is 100 percent permanently disabled
or deceased.

Chapter 1606: You are currently serving in the National Guard or the Reserves.

Chapter 1607: You are currently serving in the National Guard or the Reserves and
have been deployed for at least 90 days under Title 10 orders.

Can I transfer my GI Bill® benefits to my spouse or child?

If you are eligible for the Post-9/11 GI Bill®, you may have the opportunity to transfer
benefits to your spouse or dependant children. The VA offers detailed information
and the application for transferring your benefits.

I'm a veteran with out-of-state residence. Do I qualify for in-state tuition?

Yes, current or prospective out-of-state students, who are U.S. military veterans
are eligible to pay in-state tuition.

Where can I get help deciding on a major?

I already have my bachelor's degree. Can I still use my military tuition benefits?

Yes, you may use your benefits for any degree program at UCM, including both bachelor's
and master's degree programs.

Is there a student group for veterans and military personnel?

Yes, the Student Veterans Organization was established at UCM in January 2012. Find
out more about the grouphere.

What is the Command Pass?

As of Fall 2012, the Command Pass makes it possible for all veterans, active duty
military service members, Guard, Reservists and their dependents to gain free access
to all Mules and Jennies home sporting events. Individuals who are eligible under
this program will be provided general admission for themselves and their immediate
family members upon showing their military or veteran ID at the ticket window prior
to each game. The pass is good for all regular season, home athletic events.